Soaring High with ADHD: Discover Your Superpowers
WHAT IF ADHD WERE NOT A WALL, BUT A RUNWAY TO EXTRAORDINARY POTENTIAL? LET'S CHANGE OUR PERSPECTIVE, TOGETHER.
For many families, an ADHD diagnosis brings questions, exhaustion, and the constant feeling of not being able to keep up. In classrooms, the brilliance of a restless mind is often hidden behind inattention, disorganization, or impulsivity.
In Flying High with ADHD: Discover Your Superpowers, Fabyane Correa, an educational consultant and neurodiversity specialist, invites you on a transformative journey. As the mother of two neurodivergent children and the wife of an adult with ADHD, the author brings together scientific evidence and the everyday realities of home and school. Her mission is clear: to make neurodivergence a driver of success rather than a limitation.
In this book, you will discover:
Practical strategies and coaching tools: Effective techniques for turning chaos into routines that work, improving focus, dealing with procrastination, and developing sustainable study skills.
The power of executive functions: How to act as a temporary “executive prosthesis” to support your children or students, providing structure without undermining their autonomy.
Twice-exceptionality: Ways to identify and nurture hidden talents when ADHD co-occurs with giftedness.
Holistic well-being and emotional management: The vital influence of sleep, exercise, and nutrition on the brain, along with strategies for dealing with frustration and anxiety.
Legal framework in Spain: A clear, up-to-date guide to the rights of people with ADHD, educational supports, and benefits (Ministry of Education grants, LOMLOE, and NEAE protocols).
Exclusive supplementary materials: Self-assessment questionnaires, checklists, and practical tools (such as the emotional self-regulation thermometer and the ADHD life wheel) to make daily life easier.
Flying High with ADHD is more than a handbook. It is a safe harbor for families and educators: an invitation to celebrate individuality, reduce stigma, and validate effort so that our children and teenagers can learn to fly high.
